In today’s networked world, the Web is changing the meaning of work for many individuals. Rather than working one full-time job, people are increasingly earning their incomes from many small jobs. Tiny jobs enable workers to monetize skills that might not have generated income in the past. We examine the rise of the tiny job economy below. Full story
Savings is one of the most basic concepts in personal finance…or so we think. While the rewards of saving money are obvious, actually following through often proves to be a challenge. Even when people understand its importance, savings is made difficult by the fact that everyone’s situation is different. Below, we explore several different approaches to savings (and the pros and cons of each) to help you pick the right one. Full story
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Parents who are lucky enough to bring a new bundle of joy into the world can expect to spend between $200,000 and $500,000 before their child even makes it to college. Whew! Don’t forget to take advantage of tax breaks for your children when you file your taxes. Our infographic breaks down the different expenses involved with raising a child and looks at the total costs from birth to age 17. Full story
![Does March Madness Boost Employee Morale and Productivity [Infographic]?](http://i0.wp.com/images.blog.turbotax.intuit.com/swf/TurboTax-March-Madnesscopy.png?resize=140%2C120)
March marks the countdown to the tax deadline and the long-awaited March Madness office pools. While employers complain that they lose money during the NCAA tournament, employees score on their office pool winnings. Our March Madness infographic looks at how March Madness activities really impact employee productivity and morale and reminds you of the tax implications of your winnings. Full story
![Nicotine Nation: Which States Import the Most Cigarettes Illegally [Infographic]](http://intuitturbotax.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/130304-turbotax-nicotine-nation1.png?w=140&h=120&crop=1)
With the variation in state cigarette taxes across the United States, incentives to smuggle cigarettes into high tax states is on the rise. Our infographic looks at the variations of state cigarette taxes and the top illegal importing states. Full story
The dust has settled and the American Taxpayer Relief Act 2012 was signed into law on January 2, 2013 helping Americans save more of their hard-earned money through the extension of the lower tax rates for people making less than $400,000 per year filing single and $450,000 for those filing jointly. Our interactive looks at how the new tax law may save you money on your 2013 paychecks. Full story
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While monthly expenses may not seem like much in terms of pennies, they can really… Full story
The dust has settled and the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 was signed into law helping millions of Americans save more of their hard-earned money. Our interactive looks at the extended lower tax rates voted into law for individuals making less than $400,000 and married couples earning less than $450,000 helping them save more money on their paychecks in 2013. Full story
“What or Who is my Dependent?”, continues to be the most asked questions every tax season and with dependents helping you qualify for tax breaks we see why you’re asking. You may be wondering, “can I claim my mother, brother, girlfriend, cat?” Here is our motion graphic to help you. Full story
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Americans may be looking for ways to save during tax time, but there are some good practices to cut down the cost of living all year round. With the average American family’s budget being a little over $49,000 a year, the cost of living can really add up. Here are 10 easy ways to save on everyday expenses that might help your bottom line. Full story
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